Intel Formally Objects to EC Antitrust Claims
Published: 23 February 2009
by Mike Buetow
BRUSSELS -- Intel today said it has filed a statement of objections to the European Commission' antitrust charges.
The EC complaint asserts Intel illegally takes advantage of its dominant position in microprocessors by establishing certain non-competitive marketing and pricing practices.
An Intel spokesman said the company responded on Feb. 5 to the EC's charges, Reuters reported. No further details were made available.
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